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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

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State Representative, District 91

Race · November 3, 2026 general election

State of Texas
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David LoweDavid LoweRepublican Incumbent
Yisak WorkuDemocratic
On ballot as
David Lowe
Yisak Worku
Current role
State Representative, Texas House District 91 (since January 2025)
Not found
Background
  • Bachelor's degree, American Military University (2018)
  • U.S. Army veteran; military policeman (per official biography)
  • Four overseas tours, including two combat deployments to Afghanistan (per official biography)
  • Retired from the Army in 2015 (per official biography)
  • Texas Peace Officer's Academy graduate (2018)
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  • Worked in adult and juvenile detention facilities
  • Born and raised in Dallas County
  • Lives in North Richland Hills with his wife and two children
  • Bachelor's degree in computer science, University of Texas at Dallas (2026)
  • Born in Asela, Ethiopia
  • Family moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area through the U.S. Diversity Visa Program (per campaign)
  • Age 23 when he answered a Fort Worth Report questionnaire before the March 2026 primary
Experience
  • Won the May 2024 Republican primary runoff over incumbent Stephanie Klick
  • North Texas Regional Director, Republican Party of Texas (named 2020)
  • Served as a precinct chair in Dallas and Tarrant counties
  • Dallas County Republican Party Volunteer of the Year (2017)
  • Republican primary (March 3, 2026): won, 63.9% over Kyle Morris
  • First run for office
  • No prior elected office (per Fort Worth Report questionnaire)
  • Democratic primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
Top priorities
  • On recorded votes: "It's time to eliminate voice votes."
  • Told the Fort Worth Report (Sept. 2026): priorities include transparency, watching government spending and eliminating property taxes
  • His official House biography lists "improving mental health services, reforming the juvenile justice system, advancing education reform" among his priorities
  • Campaign home page priority headings include "PHASE OUT PROPERTY TAXES", "ELECTION SECURITY & REFORM" and "FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY"
  • "Cost of living and bringing it down is the top priority."
  • "Second, prioritize the creation of well-paying union jobs."
  • "Lastly, education and child care" including "shifting public school funding to a state level"
  • Campaign site goal: "Introducing legislation to ban mass buyouts of Texas houses"
  • Campaign site: wants a "Data Center Moratorium"
Tidbits
  • Abortion: No public statement found
  • Border and immigration: No public statement found
  • Guns: No public statement found
  • Public schools and vouchers: No public statement found
  • Property taxes: His official House biography says his legislative priorities include "working toward the long-term elimination of property taxes"
Claims and the record
  • Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
  • Abortion: No public statement found
  • Border and immigration: Campaign site: "We need a border that is secure, orderly, and humane."
  • Guns: No public statement found
  • Public schools and vouchers: In a Fort Worth Report questionnaire (answered before the March 2026 primary), his priorities include "raising of teacher salaries" and "opposing private vouchers"
  • Property taxes: Campaign site: "We will replace our burdensome, ever-increasing property taxes with a simplified, fair tax structure that protects homeownership"
Claims and the record
  • Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
Endorsements
  • President Donald Trump
  • Gov. Greg Abbott
  • Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
  • Tarrant County Judge Tim O'Hare
  • Texas Home School Coalition
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  • Texas Values Action
  • Tarrant County Patriots PAC (primary)
  • Sen. Ted Cruz (listed by campaign)
  • Former Rep. Nate Schatzline, District 93 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Tony Tinderholt, District 94 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Andy Hopper, District 64 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Briscoe Cain, District 128 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Brent Money, District 02 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Katrina Pierson, District 33 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Mike Olcott, District 60 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Brian Harrison, District 10 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Steve Toth, District 15 (listed by campaign)
  • Rick Barnes, Tarrant County Tax Assessor and Collector (listed by campaign)
  • Brandon Hall, State Board of Education District 11 (listed by campaign)
  • D'rinda Randall, Texas GOP Vice Chair (listed by campaign)
  • Jack McCarty, NRH Mayor (listed by campaign)
  • Paul Hale, State Republican Executive Committee, District 1 (listed by campaign)
  • Matt Patrick, State Republican Executive Committee, District 16 (listed by campaign)
  • Rachel Horton, State Republican Executive Committee, District 30 (listed by campaign)
  • Patrick Wamhoff, State Republican Executive Committee, District 30 (listed by campaign)
  • Susan Fountain, State Republican Executive Committee, District 16 (listed by campaign)
  • Lisa Hendrickson, State Republican Executive Committee, District 12 (listed by campaign)
  • Leslie Thomas, State Republican Executive Committee, District 22 (listed by campaign)
  • David Wylie, State Republican Executive Committee, District 12 (listed by campaign)
  • Gaylyn Devine, State Republican Executive Committee, District 11 (listed by campaign)
  • Christin Bentley, State Republican Executive Committee, District 1 (listed by campaign)
  • Rolando Garcia, State Republican Executive Committee, District 15 (listed by campaign)
  • Susan Valliant, State Republican Executive Committee, District 9 (listed by campaign)
  • Carla Gonzales, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 91 (listed by campaign)
  • Kenya Alu, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 93 (listed by campaign)
  • Steve Eklund, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 94 (listed by campaign)
  • Dana Cappelleti, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 96 (listed by campaign)
  • Katheryn Moore, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 99 (listed by campaign)
  • Rosalie Escobedo, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 98 (listed by campaign)
  • John O'shea, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 95 (listed by campaign)
None found in our research
David Lowe

David Lowe

Republican Incumbent
On ballot as
David Lowe
Current role
State Representative, Texas House District 91 (since January 2025)
Background
  • Bachelor's degree, American Military University (2018)
  • U.S. Army veteran; military policeman (per official biography)
  • Four overseas tours, including two combat deployments to Afghanistan (per official biography)
  • Retired from the Army in 2015 (per official biography)
  • Texas Peace Officer's Academy graduate (2018)
Show all 8
  • Worked in adult and juvenile detention facilities
  • Born and raised in Dallas County
  • Lives in North Richland Hills with his wife and two children
Experience
  • Won the May 2024 Republican primary runoff over incumbent Stephanie Klick
  • North Texas Regional Director, Republican Party of Texas (named 2020)
  • Served as a precinct chair in Dallas and Tarrant counties
  • Dallas County Republican Party Volunteer of the Year (2017)
  • Republican primary (March 3, 2026): won, 63.9% over Kyle Morris
Top priorities
  • On recorded votes: "It's time to eliminate voice votes."
  • Told the Fort Worth Report (Sept. 2026): priorities include transparency, watching government spending and eliminating property taxes
  • His official House biography lists "improving mental health services, reforming the juvenile justice system, advancing education reform" among his priorities
  • Campaign home page priority headings include "PHASE OUT PROPERTY TAXES", "ELECTION SECURITY & REFORM" and "FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY"
Tidbits
  • Abortion: No public statement found
  • Border and immigration: No public statement found
  • Guns: No public statement found
  • Public schools and vouchers: No public statement found
  • Property taxes: His official House biography says his legislative priorities include "working toward the long-term elimination of property taxes"
Claims and the record
  • Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
Endorsements
  • President Donald Trump
  • Gov. Greg Abbott
  • Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
  • Tarrant County Judge Tim O'Hare
  • Texas Home School Coalition
Show all 40
  • Texas Values Action
  • Tarrant County Patriots PAC (primary)
  • Sen. Ted Cruz (listed by campaign)
  • Former Rep. Nate Schatzline, District 93 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Tony Tinderholt, District 94 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Andy Hopper, District 64 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Briscoe Cain, District 128 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Brent Money, District 02 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Katrina Pierson, District 33 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Mike Olcott, District 60 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Brian Harrison, District 10 (listed by campaign)
  • Rep. Steve Toth, District 15 (listed by campaign)
  • Rick Barnes, Tarrant County Tax Assessor and Collector (listed by campaign)
  • Brandon Hall, State Board of Education District 11 (listed by campaign)
  • D'rinda Randall, Texas GOP Vice Chair (listed by campaign)
  • Jack McCarty, NRH Mayor (listed by campaign)
  • Paul Hale, State Republican Executive Committee, District 1 (listed by campaign)
  • Matt Patrick, State Republican Executive Committee, District 16 (listed by campaign)
  • Rachel Horton, State Republican Executive Committee, District 30 (listed by campaign)
  • Patrick Wamhoff, State Republican Executive Committee, District 30 (listed by campaign)
  • Susan Fountain, State Republican Executive Committee, District 16 (listed by campaign)
  • Lisa Hendrickson, State Republican Executive Committee, District 12 (listed by campaign)
  • Leslie Thomas, State Republican Executive Committee, District 22 (listed by campaign)
  • David Wylie, State Republican Executive Committee, District 12 (listed by campaign)
  • Gaylyn Devine, State Republican Executive Committee, District 11 (listed by campaign)
  • Christin Bentley, State Republican Executive Committee, District 1 (listed by campaign)
  • Rolando Garcia, State Republican Executive Committee, District 15 (listed by campaign)
  • Susan Valliant, State Republican Executive Committee, District 9 (listed by campaign)
  • Carla Gonzales, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 91 (listed by campaign)
  • Kenya Alu, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 93 (listed by campaign)
  • Steve Eklund, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 94 (listed by campaign)
  • Dana Cappelleti, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 96 (listed by campaign)
  • Katheryn Moore, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 99 (listed by campaign)
  • Rosalie Escobedo, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 98 (listed by campaign)
  • John O'shea, Tarrant County GOP Area Leader, District 95 (listed by campaign)
Campaign website
davidlowefortexas.com

Yisak Worku

Democratic
On ballot as
Yisak Worku
Current role
Not found
Background
  • Bachelor's degree in computer science, University of Texas at Dallas (2026)
  • Born in Asela, Ethiopia
  • Family moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area through the U.S. Diversity Visa Program (per campaign)
  • Age 23 when he answered a Fort Worth Report questionnaire before the March 2026 primary
Experience
  • First run for office
  • No prior elected office (per Fort Worth Report questionnaire)
  • Democratic primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
Top priorities
  • "Cost of living and bringing it down is the top priority."
  • "Second, prioritize the creation of well-paying union jobs."
  • "Lastly, education and child care" including "shifting public school funding to a state level"
  • Campaign site goal: "Introducing legislation to ban mass buyouts of Texas houses"
  • Campaign site: wants a "Data Center Moratorium"
Tidbits
  • Abortion: No public statement found
  • Border and immigration: Campaign site: "We need a border that is secure, orderly, and humane."
  • Guns: No public statement found
  • Public schools and vouchers: In a Fort Worth Report questionnaire (answered before the March 2026 primary), his priorities include "raising of teacher salaries" and "opposing private vouchers"
  • Property taxes: Campaign site: "We will replace our burdensome, ever-increasing property taxes with a simplified, fair tax structure that protects homeownership"
Claims and the record
  • Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
yisakfortexas.com